Weird Horror #4

Name: Weird Horror #4
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ISBN: 9781988964393

✍️ Michael Kelly

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🏛 Undertow Publications 📅 2022 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781988964393

📝 Description: Weird Horror #4

New and startling original horror fiction from Derrick Boden, Armel Dagorn, Sarina Dorie, Daniel David Froid, J. F. Gleeson, Andrew Humphrey, Annika Barranti Klein, Linda Niehoff, Ashley Stokes, and Steve Rasnic Tem. Plus opinion, reviews, and commentary."Excellent!"-Ellen Datlow, The Best Horror of the Year

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Undertow Publications presents a formidable collection in Weird Horror #4, showcasing the breadth of modern weird fiction through contributions from Derrick Boden, Armel Dagorn, Sarina Dorie, Daniel David Froid, J.F. Gleeson, Andrew Humphrey, Annika Barranti Klein, Linda Niehoff, Ashley Stokes, and Steve Rasnic Tem. The volume excels in its commitment to the bizarre and the unsettling, offering a diverse array of voices that challenge conventional narrative structures. It suits readers who value atmospheric dread and psychological complexity over plot-driven scares. The inclusion of commentary and reviews adds scholarly weight, positioning it as both an entertainment piece and a critical examination of the genre. This anthology stands as a testament to the vitality of contemporary weird fiction.

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Horror Reads editorial team

Undertow Publications presents a formidable collection in Weird Horror #4, showcasing the breadth of modern weird fiction through contributions from Derrick Boden, Armel Dagorn, Sarina Dorie, Daniel David Froid, J.F. Gleeson, Andrew Humphrey, Annika Barranti Klein, Linda Niehoff, Ashley Stokes, and Steve Rasnic Tem. The volume excels in its commitment to the bizarre and the unsettling, offering a diverse array of voices that challenge conventional narrative structures. It suits readers who value atmospheric dread and psychological complexity over plot-driven scares. The inclusion of commentary and reviews adds scholarly weight, positioning it as both an entertainment piece and a critical examination of the genre. This anthology stands as a testament to the vitality of contemporary weird fiction.